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Do You Recognize These? Programming Languages: Quiz 5

July 18, 2025

This time we look at your ability to recognize these graphical programming languages.

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How good are you at identifying graphical/visual programming languages?
Some graphical/visual programming languages you may not know about.

This time around we will focus on graphical/visual programming languages. There aren't quite as many of these as text-based programming languages, and some are more notable than others. They require a graphical user interface (GUI) for creating and testing an application. Such languages tend to lend themselves to parallel excecution or data-flow opeartion, but linear execution is still the norm. No fair peeking at the aforementioned link before taking the quiz.

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